Is it tied into the brake light or the hazards? I assume if it's tied into the brake light you had something keeping your brake "on" in the video.My Whelan TIR3 - Perfect fit where the reflector was. (DOT)
I have a plastic strap I use as a cheap option to the Pendle Parking Brake that would do the same thing if I had my light setup to flash continuously. Having the light flash continuously when stopped like that on the roadside is a great idea I'll have to think about.Good eye. Yes.....I keep a 5"in. velcro strap ...that had the brake lever locked back. I keep such a velcro-strap for when I had a emergency stop on he side of the road- thus passing vehicles were seeing the strobe. Many cars move WAY over seeing that strobe- maybe tying it in w/a LEO light.
I don’t know about your locale but here in Alberta flashing lights like that are not allowed unless on a commercially registered vehicle like a tow truck, construction vehicles or equipment etc. A private vehicle can only have amber flashing lights shining forward and red flashing lights shining to the rear (unless it came from the factory with amber lights in the rear [signal lights]). I would like to put 4-way flashing lights on my bike and I saw a thread here a while a go but can’t find it now.I have a plastic strap I use as a cheap option to the Pendle Parking Brake that would do the same thing if I had my light setup to flash continuously. Having the light flash continuously when stopped like that on the roadside is a great idea I'll have to think about.
What I wanted to do is have my directions signals flash and alternate left/right when the 4 ways are on. I assume I need a flasher/wigwag unit and install it at the hazard switch wiring.
Something like this:
....I think I'm turning into Leon @Kaiser Swaghelm II
I have a plastic strap I use as a cheap option to the Pendle Parking Brake that would do the same thing if I had my light setup to flash continuously. Having the light flash continuously when stopped like that on the roadside is a great idea I'll have to think about.
What I wanted to do is have my directions signals flash and alternate left/right when the 4 ways are on. I assume I need a flasher/wigwag unit and install it at the hazard switch wiring.
Something like this:
....I think I'm turning into Leon @Kaiser Swaghelm II
Strobe envy isn't pretty.I'm thinking now my light is a bit too small and I may need to swap it out for something larger.
I have a Strobes n More light which actually is a perfect fit for the raised boss that supports the reflector. The dimensions of both the boss and base are exactly the same to the naked eye.Obo said:My only thoughts are to ensure you add a rear reflector on the bike somwhere to allow anyone coming up from behind at night to see it when the bike (and tail light) is off.